The *Official* New Tool Thread

Discussion in 'Tools, Equipment & Fasteners' started by Savagesam, Jun 17, 2021.

  1. Tristan

    Tristan Paid Member Paid Member

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    What were RTech like to deal with, Vinnie?
    A man of your many talents, you'll be flying it in no time.
    Really nice to be able to do steel and Alu.
     
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    They were very helpful and fast delivery to went for it as good reviews free foot pedal and 3 years warranty looked at the parweld as I have the mig but more money and no foot pedal
     
  3. Savagesam

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    And a warranty socket.
     
  4. Savagesam

    Savagesam Moderator Staff Member Moderator

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    Since my change in job I’ve had to get some new tools, I mean who doesn’t want new tools?

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    Zender Z20 Paid Member Paid Member

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    Hope it doesn't get much use, but saw it planked in amongst a cheap bundle of other tools on eBay... of cam cover sticker fame, on the look out for the matching shim pliers now.

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  6. Tristan

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  8. Savagesam

    Savagesam Moderator Staff Member Moderator

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    Some new bits turned up today too..

    A box I don’t need, and two techangle torque wrenches.

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    Sam are you sure you are not a Snap on salesman trying a bit of free advertising?
     
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  11. Savagesam

    Savagesam Moderator Staff Member Moderator

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    Haha, definitely not. It’s just very pretty
     
  12. KeithMac Forum Junkie

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    Went from my Heritage addition to the bigger Snap-on box.

    I've also bought into Milwaukee M12 big time now at work and home.

    Dread to think what I've spent in tools over they years lol..

    Was a bit sad to trade in the Heritage Box, bought that before my first house.

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  13. Tristan

    Tristan Paid Member Paid Member

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    I'm a Milwaukee fan boy too. The m12 right angle die grinder , and m12 stubby 3/8 socket gun are my two favourite tools.
     
  14. Savagesam

    Savagesam Moderator Staff Member Moderator

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    I’m too invested in the Snap On 14.4v stuff to go over to the M12 stuff.

    I have gone M18 for the big boy stuff as I use M18 at home too so now have millions of batteries.

    but that 3/8 M12 impact with a 6ah battery is mental
     
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    I've got 2 Cuttoff tools (one converted to a powerfile), 2 3/8th Stubby Impact guns, 1/4 Short Ratchet (use this most out of all), 3/8th Long Ratchet, 2 Straight Die Grinders, a 90 degree Die Grinder (use this for RoLock disks), Combi Drill, Tyre Inflator, Tripod LED Floodlight, Heated Hoodie and probably more I've forgotten about!.

    Just bought a 4 Bay charger.

    Never had a bad M12 tool.

    I have a 14.4v Snap-on right angled Drill but when my old Nicad Snap-on tools started playing up I decided to go over to Milwaukee M12.

    The Hi Torque M18 1/2 looks good but can't justify it for the little use it would get, the M12 3/8ths Impact gun is amazing really, even with a 6ah battery it's nice and light.

    It's great Milwaukee have kept to the same battery platforms, all my stuff is Fuel Brushless but all the old brushed tools would still work.
     
  16. Savagesam

    Savagesam Moderator Staff Member Moderator

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    That M12 cut off tool converted to an air file is probably the main reason I’d want to go M12.
     
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    This was a conversion kit I bought off ebay, but Milwaukee have now released their own Cuttoff Powerfile which looks nigh on identical.

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  18. Tristan

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    Durnnit , there's something else I have to buy.
     
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  20. Savagesam

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    Traded in some odds and sods, and some random socket rails for 6-20mm shallow, deep and semi deep 3/8” and then 4-15mm with the same in 1/4” in foam, v pretty.

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    And some new circlip pliers as no idea where mine went

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